The Pasig City government has approved a new ordinance that intends to rearrange the internal organizational structure and staffing pattern of the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO).
Ordinance No. 74-2023, authored by Councilors Angelu de Leon and Maro Martires, aims to make the CSWDO become more “participatory, inclusive, environment-friendly and adaptive” in delivering transparent services, with personnel that are responsive and accountable.
Moreover, 22 new plantilla positions will also be made to increase manpower and human resources and adequately support the CSWDO’s daily operations. The CSWDO is the office responsible for ensuring citizens’ protection, aid, and support in relation to various social issues.
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